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Progress in Iraq
Something is happening in Iraq. The signs are positive as the tide begins to turn in favor of the government and coalition forces. These positive factors are still fragile, and much could go wrong. Moreover, Iraq is still in a mess. But for the first time in years, there is hope for the future. And that is a huge change. If there is a cautionary note, it comes from Gen. David Petraeus himself: The change is fragile and reversible. »Read Story...
Trail Dust: Civil War vets faded into history
During the four bloody years of America's Civil War (1861-1865), some 2 1/2 million men served in the Union Army and just over 1 million in the Confederate Army. »Read Story...
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Roundhouse Roundup: Campaign cash turns toxic with scandals
Here's a name that many New Mexico politicians, from the governor to the county sheriff, would like to forget: Jeffrey Epstein. »Read Story...
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